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Hi guys,
I've had an issue lately where, when doing intra-articular hip injections, my contrast initially lights up tendon in the distribution of the proximal rectus femoris. Sometimes it takes a fair amount of redirecting to get away from it. I usually approach the joint this way (these aren't my images, I stole them from the internet)
but have had this issue coming from superolateral as wel
Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong and how I can avoid this? I didn't have this issue in fellowship where I took a more direct approach, but now I'm more cognizant of avoiding femoral stuff and the abdomen. Thanks!
I've had an issue lately where, when doing intra-articular hip injections, my contrast initially lights up tendon in the distribution of the proximal rectus femoris. Sometimes it takes a fair amount of redirecting to get away from it. I usually approach the joint this way (these aren't my images, I stole them from the internet)
but have had this issue coming from superolateral as wel
Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong and how I can avoid this? I didn't have this issue in fellowship where I took a more direct approach, but now I'm more cognizant of avoiding femoral stuff and the abdomen. Thanks!